奥运游泳运动员在线直播激起千层浪，泳坛逗比小花，耿直洪荒girl，傅爷火了！

　　Chinese Olympic swimmer Fu Yuanhui has cemented her unexpected stardom by breaking another record -- not in a pool in Rio, but in Chinese cyberspace. An hour-long broadcast by the 20-year-old Olympian last Wednesday on Inke, had attracted more than 11 million views by midday Monday -- a number almost unheard of for athletes. During Fu's live chat, fans showered her with expensive virtual gifts -- including numerous "resort islands," each of which cost about $720 to purchase in the smartphone app.

　　中国奥运游泳运动员傅园慧已打破另一个纪录，树立了她难以置信的明星形象——不是在里约的泳池，而是在中国的互联网上。这个20岁的奥林匹克运动员周三在映客直播平台上的长达一小时的直播，到周一午间已经吸引了多达1100万关注量——这对于一个运动员来说是一个前所未见的数字。在她的直播聊天中，粉丝们给了她大量且昂贵的虚拟礼物——包括大量的“度假岛”，每一个这样的“度假岛”在智能手机运用程序上花费近720美元才能够的。

　　Fu became an overnight sensation in China last week after her exuberant -- and at times hilarious -- answers in post-competition interviews on state television. Her reactions formed a stark contrast to the usual somber responses from Chinese athletes. Unaware of her third-place finish in the 100-meter backstroke final, she told a reporter in a deadpan manner that her "arms being too short" caused a very narrow loss.

　　在上周赛后新闻发布会上，傅园慧的热情洋溢且又是滑稽可爱的表情之后，她成为一夜之间轰动中国的人物。她的反应与以往中国运动员严肃的回答形成鲜明的对比。在没意识到100米仰泳决赛处于第三的位置的情况下，她面无表情地告诉记者是因为“胳膊太短”而造成了微小的损失。

　　Once she realized she had won a bronze medal, she started beaming on camera and said: "Oh, that wasn't bad at all!" Earlier, when asked to assess her performance at the semifinals, Fu gushed that she had used her "primordial powers" -- turning an obscure term into an instant buzzword. Inke, the live-streaming platform, even created a new gift called "primordial power" (with an affordable price tag of 20 U.S. cents), prompting countless users to buy it and send it to Fu during her chat.

　　但她得知自己获得铜牌时，她立刻满脸笑容地对着镜头说：“哦，真的吗？我很满意！”之前，当被问及在半决赛的表现时，用她自己的话说她已用尽“洪荒之力”了——也使这个晦涩难懂的词汇成为当下的流行词汇。在映客直播平台，甚至出现了一个叫作“洪荒之力”的新礼物（价值20美分），也使得无数粉丝在线购买并在傅园慧直播时送给她。